Generator Exhaust

Joe Pinkston · 09-08-2009, 05:05 PM

It is a rule, but I've never seen it enforced at Div 2 LODRS races. From what I understand this rule applies to generator units that you might say are permenatly mounted in a motorhome or enclosed trailer. I don't think they are too concerned with portable units that can be moved around.

Camping World sells a bolt-on type of exhaust pipe extention called a Gen-turi. It cost somewhere around $150 if I remember correctly. I made my own simular exhaust extention for my motorhome for about $30. If you go to a web site called rv.net and do a search of the forums for "homemade gen-turi" you will find pictures of what others have made themselves and descriptions of the parts they used.

Hey Dan Moore, you're #1.

RIP Mark Graham

09-08-2009, 05:05 PM	#2
Joe Pinkston Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Williston, Fl. Posts: 352 Likes: 2 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Generator Exhaust It is a rule, but I've never seen it enforced at Div 2 LODRS races. From what I understand this rule applies to generator units that you might say are permenatly mounted in a motorhome or enclosed trailer. I don't think they are too concerned with portable units that can be moved around. Camping World sells a bolt-on type of exhaust pipe extention called a Gen-turi. It cost somewhere around $150 if I remember correctly. I made my own simular exhaust extention for my motorhome for about $30. If you go to a web site called rv.net and do a search of the forums for "homemade gen-turi" you will find pictures of what others have made themselves and descriptions of the parts they used. Hey Dan Moore, you're #1. RIP Mark Graham __________________ Joe Pinkston 2155 S/ST